Solutions?

Solutions?

Solutions? biodegradable or compostable plastics that break down more easily in natural environments nanoparticles that bind to microplastics, allowing them to be removed from water using magnets sensors and detection methods to monitor microplastic levels in real-time helps track pollution sources and assess the effectiveness of mitigation measures enforce regulations that limit the use of single-use plastics, such as plastic bags, straws, and packaging, which are major contributors to microplastic pollution. manufacturers are responsible for the entire lifecycle of their plastic products, including post-consumer waste. raising public awareness about the sources and impacts of microplastics can drive consumer demand for sustainable products and support for policies that reduce plastic pollution. minimize plastic use and facilitate recycling can reduce the creation of microplastics. systems use techniques like membrane filtration and electrocoagulation bans on microbeads in cosmetics and personal care products